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THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN AND
DR. LAYTON.
Editor Democrat-The Republican,
its Issue of May 16th, makes some eon
ments on the sentence put by Dr. Lay
ton on the lips of the German Chancel
lor: "Religious bellef may be any
thing you please, as long as it is con
fined to the individual's mental faith,
but his conduct must not be ruled by it.
Whenever religion crosses the State, re
ligion must give way; the laws of the
land, whatever they may be, must be
observed."
"This is American doctrine," says the
writer in the Rtepublicnan. Such an as
sertion cannot be answered seriously,
because from such a doctrine the follow
ing consequences should be drawn; the
prophet Daniel in the lion's den, the
three children in the fiery furnace of
Babylon, were great criminals, for they
resisted a law of the land ; they refused
to obey a decree enacted by a powerful
King. and promulgated with the great
est solemnity.
During three hundred years sla the
beginning of the Church thousands
upon thousands of Christians died
rather than betray the dictates of their
conscience; they were great criminals,
undounotedly, since they dared to obey
God rather than man. Many of their
brethren commit the same crime now-a
days, not only in the heathen countries
of Asia, but in more civilized spots of
Europe. Teuy pirfer to undergo lines,
exiles, and death itself, rather than
obey human statutes opposed to the law
of Go.d.
It is supplosed that the Rfelpblic.n has
overlooked th',so plain conloiusions
drawn from his premises. He knows
full well that hmrnaum conscience is ac
countable to no civil tribunal; this'ro
quires no argument -it is as clear as
lmoun-daty. CATIo I('.
I,ady Vnlitors to the Lelialllaure.
I forrospn l(flnc li Ullei'nati )nonuIercILa]
liverybody vlislt the Lgislature now,
a thing unheard of in South Carolina
affairs sineto the fullne4s of reconstruo
tion gave the Oapito,l to "aliens and ne
groes." To see large parties of well
dressed ladies and gentlemen going up
to the Olpitol, visiting the Senate and
House, calliIg on the Governor, chat
ting with the heads of departments,
and making merry all about the dismal
building, is a sight so new and novel as
to invite attention.
In all my experience in the South
Carolina Capitol, whlch has been con
siderable in the past eight years, I have
never seen a lady within the walls of
that building until this week This
shows with wlhat abhorrence the whole
thing was regarded by the white peo
ple. They had as much aversion to
their Capitol as to a small-pox hos
pital.
Hlow changed I Yesterday and to-day
I have seen two or three hundred ladies
visiting the Capitol. Seats have been
provided for them as much as possible
on the floor of the two houses, and the
sight of so much style and beauty
among them makes the old-time colored
legislator open his dull eyes in astonish
ment.
UNION INAIIIIANCU COMPANY OF NEW
OIULEANM.
TWENTIITH ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THII-
UNIO 1 INN RANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORtLEANS.
l'ulblisllo, accordling to law and the:ir charter.
Amount, of Dremiuni9 reeived duringthi year
4Endlng April ao, 1877
Fire promlums......................... $70.08o 15
River promlumn ........................ 11.08: 35
Mrarlno pre.nluni8 ..................... 5.172 43
$88035 93
L.C0s return premiums.......... 781 95
M,.53 58
laid losseos during the year-
Fire losses ............................ s:.02.:. .
I.tiver los s. .. ................ ................ 7 190 64
,Iarlue losses ................ .......... .r,75 4!
$4.s,7U 751
lleinsurana ... .................. 21;07
tent ...................... .......... 1,0 t 0
'axes ................... ...... ....... .. ,)
tobato .......... ... ...... .. . ·.77 (8
Sxoenses. dsedsou ant and interest.. 10,758; a3
leserv\ d for unltolU iuated risks..... 1,o ofI
'The ionets of the (C,,unlpny are
oans ecred by t lgo ............. . !.52 27
Loans seeured by mortl'ga)t........... 1,: 15 00
tills receiviable fr prem ullll......... 5. 9 9 38
stocks, bonds and other seurltii:.... (I ( 071 74
`eal1 estain . ......................... .. I , t 7 30
Premitunms in cou sr: of collectioni... 7 0
iash on hlaid ... ..................
Th'[i 1aiOve talmont is a correl'',t I,;, l
.ota the books of theO copalll y, y.
A. C. CIIIAPELLA, I':ls i
J. hMI. CRAWFOItRD, Secretary.
STATE OF LOT.Ulsl
Parish of Orleans, t ity of New O0 I4,.
Sworn to and subscribed btefore mi th , 1th
lay of May. 1877.
- .Notary 'u li,.
I)IiECTOIA:
V. MAIGNAN, H. GALLY. t
A. BONNECAZE, J. IAYLE,
B. SAIA)Y, A. R. BITO'SSEE ',
H. LABASSE, L. I). AARI'Y.
A. CIJIAPELLA.
...-...
THE NEW OREANSI
Sanitary Excavating Co.,
(Incorporated by an act of the Lg' -:lturgy with
exclusive privilege of E IPTYI: VA LT LTS
PRIVIES, 8INK , Etc.)
Are now in full operation, and are prtepaed t:
perform the above work with promttueLL , aIe
1Ifpatch. The advantages derived it rn ti
f the
Odorless Excavating Apraratui.'
Is used by the oompany. are that the w r .au
e performed at any hour of the day or r fght.
he thorough manner in which the deposits. ar
emoved, the absence of all offensive odors. t:,,
Ihortspaoe of time required (an ordinary Sin ;
sing emptied in from ten to fifteen minutts)
ad, above all, ITS CHEAPNE88.
All orders left at the Oompany's office, No. -
ummon street. or sent to PostoMBoe box No.* am.
:rwioelve s. s t attentioa. apuis i n
SFWATE OF IOUtIIANA,
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
NEW OULEANS, May 11. 1877.
I horebyglvo notion that the following apptlica
tions have born filed In this offlce for the fundl
ing of the following onumerated Bonds, War
rants ad Coupons.
ALLEN JUMEI,, Auditor,
And ex-ofllelo Secretary of the Board.
C. 1,. C. DUPUY, CA0HIIER1 STATE NATIONAL BANK.
Bonds and coupons Issud unler
acts 35 of 1805, 115 of 1867, 32 of 1870.
and 55 of 1869 ....................... $34,77 76
EDlM. J. FOI[S'TALL'S HONS.
Bonds and coupons issued under
tacts 115 of 181i7, 32 of 1870 and 35 of
1865 ................... ..... ............ 120,967 27
Bonds ssued under acts E. 8. Nos. :)
of 1870 11and :2 of 1870 ................ 43,260 (00)
Bonds issued under acts 32 of 1870,
andi 115 of 1567...................... 7,146 66;,
Certiflcatos under actt a of 1874........ 27 46
Bondsl issued under acts 32. of 1870,
115 of 1817, and 35 of 185 ............. 27,706 s88'
Cortifl'ates issued unldr at. : of
1874 ................ ................ 1,101 22
Bond, Issued under adcs 35 of 1866.
115 of 1867, and 32 of 1870............ 17,150 (0
Bonds issued under acts 32 of 1870,
115 of 1867, and :35 of 1806............ 10,512 4:',
Certificates issued under act : of
1874 ................................... (;08 25
Bonds issued under ats 32 of 1870,
115 of 1867, 2:11 of 1853 and 271 of 1853 8,965 (1)
Certiilcatos issued under lat :1 ,of
1874 ............................... 157 41
D. II 1OLME. .
.Warrants issued lnlder acts ) ,E. I.:
of 1870 and 13. 1 oI 1869 ................ 78 00
4.IIOH. II. lINT.
Bo1nds i81ud aunder Acts No. 23'S to
231 of 1853. 231 of 1853:, 277 of 1 5) n111d
35 of 181 ........................... 21,7!18 5-,
lBonds undeIr lts 115 of 1877 and 231
of 185. ............................... $27,11,2 5s
Bonds intdor lets 15 of 185;6, 32 o(f 11870,
69 of 187o. and 211 of 1853............ 2:41,5:1 ::;5
A. EIMERI-BAI)IR & Co.
Ilonds issued undr .cls 3. of 1870,
taldl 61 of 1870 ...................... 7011,61, r(;"
Bonds issued1 unlder act l.0 of 1870 .... 1:1.320 1)
Bonds issudll under net 31 of 1870.... 1((2.66l (6,
Il ntdSs 8(1HId undor act 231 of 1831 .. 4:1,4110 0u
Bonds issued under Ints 3.0 of 1865,
16 of 18(l, and 55 o 1 ............. 45,5.8s 3:
Bonds issued under acts 69 of 1870,
and 115 of 1867 ..................... 20.1,90 0,
Bonds issue:l under act 69 of 1870.... 181,80o 1)
IIDOIR1 NEWMAN & BRO.
Bonds issued under acts 69 of 1870,
and 32 Of 1870 ............ ............ 101.0.,.1 :31
TAMES .J. TAIILETON.
Bonds issulld under acts 11 (of 1841;.
and 35 of 186..................... 4.160 01
PAUL TUL.ANF.
Bonds Issued under acts 277 of 185:1
2:1 of 185I:, and 228 to 231 of 18.1..; . 110,340 o
A. LURIaA.
Bonds Issue!d ulnlder 161t4 277 of 18IH,
15 (of 18I6, 115 of 1867. and 69 o 1870. 710.21 67
L.nIiAHSIEIl I3IIN.DER.
Blonds 148u1d( under act 5.5 oN 1869I.... 15,:350 00
1nl12 HI
INITRANd'sra aw.r
INbU IAN .~E OIL.
THE BEST FAM!ILY SAFETY OIL.
THE INSURIANCE OIL is the only illuminat
ing oil that has the f'ull indorsement of all the
loelllng InsuranceO Compannies of Europe and
Amloria.
"The sample of, Insurance Oil stands tho high
eat test of flash and burning point of any oil
ever tested for. the Committoe."-New York
Board of Undehwriters.
"For illumiriating purposes the Insurance Oil
is Perfectly Bafe." -Now Orleans Board of
Health.
"It is ou~. opilnlon that the general use of the
Insurance kil would gretatly reduce the number
of lam p flr s and explosions, and lessen the risk
of destru'11ion to life and property."--NwOr
leans BI ,ard of Underwriters.
Fathir,lrs and mothers who desire the safety of
their tchildren and homes should use the
INSUtRANCE OIL.
Put up in boat barrels and also
NiEW PATENT FAUCET CANS.
For sale by
-urollne and Portable Gar Light Co.
95 and 97 Oravior street. Now Orlaans.
And iby JERVEY. PETTIT & CO.,
Galveston, Houston and Austin, Texas.
my3 tf
Keepers of the State-House.
iTATE OF LOUISIANA.
City of Now Orhlans, May 4, 1877. I
This aertiflos the following named porsons
have been by us respectively pDpolnted kee(pers
of the State-House, inl conformity to section
four of act No. 11, ap|proved February 20. 1872, to
wit:
B. S. DELAHOUSSAYE, of the parish of Or
leans. Ninth Ward, on the part of the Senate ; and
EDWARD MAHER, of the Tenth Ward. of the
parish of Orleans, on the part of the House,who.
on qualifying according to the requiroemenis of
said act No. 11. and receiving the c, rtifl'ato of
the Governor, shall be aulhorized to enter upon
the discharge of their duties and perform the
same according to law, and as such they must
be respected and obeyved.
Witness our hands on the( day. month and
Year aforesaid:
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH,
Peonker of tihe House of Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. WILTZ. ,
lieut. Cov. and President of the Senate. -
1i Ir
DR. FARRIE,
A IREGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatment of venereal and private diseases.
iteeCt cases cured ii iashorttl e. Longstand
ing ctonstitutional ailments ire treated with un
paralleled sUessR . 8permattorrh(xa, Seminal
ea:kness or Nervous aebility and Impotency,
as the reshlt of evil abits in tyouth or excesses,
which produc eome of the following effe's: As
'missions, blotches, debility. .lpodeney,
dizziness. nervousness, dini lnesof sight. c. Hugh.
constipation, a lfusion of ideas, anti unfitting
the victim for business or marriage, are speedily
cured. A physici,.n who conflnes himself ex
elusively to the treatment of a certain 'las, of
diseases must possess greatskill in that special
ty. A mndlall pamphlet for two, stamps.
Medihintes supplited. Consultation free. Cures
guaranteed. Hours: it a. In. to 7 p. m.; Slnlltays
from 7 a. m. to I p. mn. OIll.( No. 2i Exchange
Piac'. between Canal and Customhouse.
f1y12
MONEY TO LOAVN.
The urtnversigned has con-tantly on hand
mIonley to be loaned out on mortgage, and at
a reassnable rate on GOOD CI 'Y FI'toPttIPTY.
F D. EGHIIER,. Notary Pubtie.
Olfl(o 'B," No. 28 St. Charl.s street.
auD28 ln Up stairs.
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE IN
SUMS TO SUIT,
LEGISLATIVE WARRANTS
Purclfised by A. LEMORE,
aD2I No. 5 Gallier Court.
WA LL PAPER.
NEWEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED,
From the Richest to the Cheapest.
Rosewood and Walnut parlor and bed-room
Furniture. with nume' ous fancy articles.
Furniture renew, d in the best manner, at
49 Royal street,
V.Yo6 RBx z. , SEIEY,.
CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PAIllRII OF (IILEAN--CITY OF NEW OR
LEANB.
Siolt known. that on this sixtoonth day of
April, In rih. year of our Lord no thousand
ciiht h u nd rld irandtv nt y-seven. inln of Ih. in
d.uirpndir'nie of Ilho United tHiatLH of A Arneri'at the
nn0. hllnilri' unl first. bfiforo me,. Edward Ivy,
a Notary Puhlit, in and for tho piLrish of lir
itns4 anrd city of Now Or anunll, N.lto of Lou.
Isjlinti. duly comnilsionet1 and qualified, and In
ipresnce of thul witnesuos hloroinafter namltl,
and the Ilndersigneri.d, plrsornully lcme and(I it.
Ie )red the so oral paiIrtins whosa amtlifs are
herou n to subahribed t. who d.IclaredI that avraiin
thremiClvns of th provisions of the statutes of
theo tutitO of Lounniiina rtlat:ive to tIh orlanlaAt
tlion of corporations in this State. thoy haiv cov
'lenan1t(d I at ld agreedtl , and d(o fby theose tIl'senits
,'oVorilllt. "a roo ani hind lt e I f lvs( Iai1o t l nd i til .hoise
whom they reprse'llt., anLd itlt Mall Dhpersltons as
mlary heorttitf'r boctliomo tuasotiat.',d whith thorn.
whothi,r by suh.s'lriplion, puru'chasi, trati.sior or
othlOerwise, to form timi' 4lilvvs into tlnd coinsti
Sit' a, 'iorpora.lt in for tllf oujoet- and ptirpols'ss
anid indtrf t sti.tpulattliions and rogtulitions fl
lowlny, to wit :
ARTICLE FIRST.
The name and titl, oif saii ciorporatlon -Phnll
ho thu NEW OI(),EAN-i WItECK~IN(t COM
PANY, nnil itl ditmi',il, is hornhy eustabllsh'Il in
thte city of Now Orlhilns, State of Lourttin. .
Citlla'ionl in sui4 i tiain the torpo. uitii inav
boHeerv,"d on tho Prostd l.nt., or,,in hi lib. b ncnti
froi ti ' oily, n tht i Hfttr, ailry.
I'11i co'porlation shal hatvo power tt'ri anu
thirilty
it'i.rst-To hiave aind ti oentoy stoU'ieetln by its
enrporl'atio 1ll01me for the vt'riod of twoenty-fivo
ronrl i To ,lntri lt, !-l., atnd hi. su' in its
'Lrnri to tilt'i 11i iie.
'ti hld-Tio make anid fluait i l'r.l'ie sell.
I'F uri -ITo lllld, rci, ip rlthllns a I I ,l on
v, anill dr its .ti I t lipe ii 1 lin t io>p rtyt . In,. h
real iandl pe-r- llnil.
Fif h - no 1an l and 1 ppoin' suc"h n,,ýn litrs,
lil'trol' rs lanid oillet'to ss I t ll ililt'1R t an(I cnl .
4l) i '€' ay rIIIil c qu l, Io i II d
Hixth-'To ititok and oiutah'iti i .ttit h h1v-laws
for thi p1t, ptoiA It nnrtti tt, t i tnn rigu'o tton
tt . ftl'ipi' ' t. tfi Itt fr IitfI ll I t ol i tllj 'ufuitti ttltrlr a
of ilte ial't i of t irel t' co .ritir111 Ilt mali y hn It
ury4111 m l a lpiol .
AlT'I'IJLE; t;ECO NI),
Tht ' ,bi,'vtntu l lt urt j ellt ii'r, 1 o 7. hitI, t rllt rtllrly
ra' . si. ii st e rtii t-hu . l tiu karryini on 0"f It ta ltn
,ral wroekintg busi et .
Ah" l('LIF: T II tll).
tAllt. ni',iiriorprie . wtrsof lftthoifnmlf y ihall
-e .'x ,re it 1, , I urd,,ll ,,f ]tirne, ors Iiili u w h
oill tirs a tin is ft t ty fappniy i tant all intti-u-in"
iii u1trll t Iih , (flih if ittitllllitlll, l ll riln i ll il i rt .v,it
sIh ll r l itai rgd t tiy trlfrh i Pre.ih l tIt nt ait itxh
;oidll of i ' l ,Int l's
pill.r 1ta, :any tlhro oft who ll l shall, form i,
i(0(1 ili for I1h transi cti(n of bttsines.
i.oad of Dfirn itori shau, ll i t hol ett rd on the
Itir t 1l ilay o f ctti it om birors 7, t u lil ani intly
t. o1r yf toer, from the sftotkhu, b l rd by hatll ,t,
,n thir unt, r of n!h cmllpt any n itk l lng vint(itv d tto
ay fuiny votes i rtaihu mati tivt chara un ctntriboti
nlt paid lfor, w iti iitildn Iiiicte with the tatrms ii'Ire
ui tito, r aloli Ltd, the eloieton lto bho t ballot, ei t r t
sitokhoild r having the right to appoint it proxy
in casei iol fhis ab)nto, to i.ltst his vot rnot only
fior the ejctionof diret. orsi but in all bufin fts
inet.titry to ft had in ilthe o rd of Iluro.tceif.
In tihe eventof nto iilc tioln tking plaoi'ttin the
day fxled, titi P.rli out 'ir t shatll Ittau llan electillonl
to )n'i hhil witlhin ten days afiter te fil ilure to
elect, tand 1411lIl tivo ios.nt I lheriof, tby ldvrti io
ui-uitd in the ctly of mNw Orlan m.
'I h board of D)irectors shall, tit its flrut mte.t
ini il every your. ',loot it Proshn.. ' from its
i~lnu ber. itshtall il.o t'lotaI be erla i- v at the
s in w timn . Ui il all 41,'11 hold their otflit s until
theou iu(eo 1,,l,4 are duly olet eoil. T hio irst
]Board of Dire'tors oshall consiut of the following
namned stxlkho hders, whoshall hohl Ihli h r olli.
until their Huelel -sort are duly elel te.d illld
qualifled: 4. P P'a:rmnly, T. H. Herrill, l . Au
AIL'1c17 .E FOUIt.TItI.
'the capital ttoek of this .orporlateione is here
by flxodl ait .the sumn or tw++live thousand dollers,
recrotrvtlfltd by two humIllltlreld ancd fo)rtly shlllr.
of lifty dltlars each; the amount of earch sub
Osriptlio shall be Var'ed).o In aILh at elh signing
of therse, prosl'ls.
AIRTICLE FIFTIIH.
No stockholler in his (ort o(ration shall ever
het liable or responsible for the. contrcrats or
faultsof hll ctorl!porltion; nor shalll anlly meorn
informality inl orgaenh ation have thee elffect of
rendelrincl thllis chartr null or of .expo,ilng c,
stockholdet to any liability beyond the amount
of his stock.
AItTICLE SIXTf,
This charter nay be modlllnd., altered or
amended, and the capital stock may be in
creatsed to e ny sum notexeedo'lion fifty thonscand
dollars, or thie normpany eomay be( dicsolved at at
generael ineeting of tlhe stoekholders, clonvelened
for lthit mpurpose.. with thee asenlet of three(
fourths (in llamolunt) of the st, tk re 4resen!ted at
suchb nlm.ctinjg. Whenlevler thle tissi.lutionl of tIh,
corporation shall hbecome Ilnrce'ssary bey lthe r(t
son of thlcLe etlcn of Ith stockholdeulers,. by limnita
tion of Its chalrter. or locm any 1ceesells whctlver,
ith afTairs shall be immediactely Dhttr'edI in liluci
dattion, under the chargl and ecei wprintendcll(l
ofi t Ihreo commlsslioneers ecelleteolltd by Ithei IoatdL i
of Diroctors, and who cshall reontain in oellc
until thei final liquiHdatin of' the effairs cf the
comlllpan.y., and the d(i.t)ibutionl of its surpDIlu
bonlds among tlhe stockhold+ers.
ARTICLE SEVENTHI.
The names of the stookheoldlers. their resi
doner., iand number of shares htold by eacch aree
deltlhcried to be suchl :S are suebscceibedl to thfis acct
of incorp tion,andslitl ('1 (ol)pito each of their
nmlees resDo(ectlvly.
Thus dme and ipassedr in my o(t'e, nt. Now
Orleans afl rescid, in thte )Iroct no of Thad. J.
(Clerek indl Jua. ]D. Tillle, E)otlemcetetcll( witnesses,
both of thIbis cty, who hoerculnton sricgn their
;incc:es,. with thet Ipllrtice tieedl enec, ncltlry, onI the
uiey eeiltl dlaote aforesaid.
()rrtriirml i necil •l
We e- u;IL . CRAV\\ FO1 D
11. MEtA 1411,
4 'r. S. si" rI IIL'
.J. L). IdAM1IL'trN
8. P. J'AIMLY,
y .r 9 S W. FE F,
M. SC~I WA 17l'Z & 11110..
U. ANVRE\V14.
THAI. D.T.CLAlKK,
J. 1. JTILDEN.
steAl. E J)W.AR I VY.
Notary Pul](iC.
114 the ull(Thr.-1 igfl44, Deplutly 1t4'"ord 41r of M irt
gaRn's in and for the prlrl(4h of 01'l1I114, a'lys of
Now I)(Ialri(4, Stato o1((i 441(1114,41(4 144' do or
lily that tin: within and forego nog uvft of 1e 0!
POrftll~l or charlter of the New Orl44111(( W rck
ir(0 Company waitH d(144 d1ul r1'(4'0l(14de in my
of011(34 in book 152, folios Ill and 112.facordlnag to
law.
(Signed) 1'. D'dtC'.NTEI,,
Ife~loty 1101('(4rdor.
?iuw Orleans, May 4, 18477. euyFird .
JI 4Prtifv the above rand( foregoing to 1(e4 atrin
and( correct copy of th4e (rigi(.l cha.lrter. an11( it
43ortli((dAI 4(1 roonorItioI tl breof, fl'w extatrnt inl
my current re~gister. Ili fitith wl4ro( 1 grant
these nrt(447t(ts. u1014er mlly haal allnd im1prej4s oIf
my offilcial soul, this ((igchth day or May. A. D.
1877.
myt) EDWA DL) IVY. Notary Pubhlic.
TO PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES.
()EFICE BOnD OF HEALTH,
Sta'e of Loui'iana.
New Orleans, May 12, 1877.
I beg to call your attention to the 9th section
of Act No. 80, passed April 20th, 1877, reorgan
izing the Board of Health. as fo lows:
SEcTION 9. I1o it furthe enacted. tct., That it
shall be ihe duty of the attending Physician or
Midwife, at to birth of atly chiil in the parish
of Orleans, to report the same to the offlce of
the Board of Health within twenty-four hours
of the tame- and it shall be the duty t1 the
fathter or in his default. of any person pres--lt
at the birth of any child. to report within tlwen
ty-four hours from the date of such birth at the
,Bite of the Board of Health, suntl birth who-h
report shall ti re',rd Ad in presence of two wit
"I sss, and shall as n-arly as possibl e show thu
date. hour. street and itumobr tht:eriof, f such
,irth, the sex of the chill and its name,. the
inarne of th3- father atnd mother. their nuition
tlity, a.e, onet.tualt tn and resilden,',, and the
names of said witlnesses.
I re'Dptetfullv urge your e~-operation in a
ml f."r i of so much im portanle to science as thia
of tli vital statistis of New OrIon as.
Vury rspectfully,
s.MtUEL CHOPPIN, hM. I.,
President.
P. F. TAY'L;l, M. D., Secretary.
myl3 SuWe-tlu
OPENING.
T, (Commenee on Monday, 14th inst.
The o.,rning of a very fine
Of every N-ovelty in
GENTLEMEN'S TOILET,
at prices marvellously cheaD for the articles
offered, at
MOODY'8
8r17 u ss GRaA]1xa PALLCe.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
o. -
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment in the City. B
Constantly on hand, and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. the largest and best selecte(
assortment,
PARLOR GOODS
To be found in the South. consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finished in Gil, t.
MARBLE TOP INLAID CARD and FANOY TA. c
BLE 4; French PLATE MIRRORS and Patent Fancy oi
CHAIRk; fine BEDROOM SUITh, with French Plate at
1!renschr ntreo HA Cases and Armoire' magnifo. ni 52
So renc0 Plate HALL STANDS with HALL OHAIII
to match; DINING-ROOM and LIBRARY SUITS of
every grade.
A comln ela seortment of MEDIUM and COMMON
FURNITURE,.or every grade suitable for oountry
and plantation use.
A large stock of boxed and knock down Furniturse
and Chairs.
SPRING, HAIR and MOSS MATTRESSES, HAIb T
and FEATHER IPILF.OWS and BOLSTERS, and
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM THE BEIT FACTORIES, BOTH EAST st[
AND WEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY. M
All (Gooids packed and shipped freen of chargo. Thanking our friends and the ubUl thi
for their past patronago, we solicit a continuance of the samne in the futureo. r
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY, Or
Armory Hall. No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
mh3 tf
--I -'-- -----Ne
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
--------o----
WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Boilers, rNo
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clarlflers and Filters,
SAW MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVE.
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OF ree
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
And every description of Machinery for the South.
We hng to call special attention to our large stock of SUGAR KETTLES. Having nur- of
chased the entire stock of the Stackeor Iron Works of Tennesseeo for which Mr. E. F. Laville
beuvra was formerly agent (and the only genulIne Toennessoee Kettles in the market.. we
offer the same for sale, r. well as thOse of our own meuufacture. prieoo list of which we A
will be pleased to furnish upon application, on
f11 tfl LEEDS & CO. .
..'_ -_I. . .. .. P uW ,m • , __mW..W ,ram , ·m" m 'm m = ,. (.
FITS EPILEPSY,
-oa
FALLING SICKNESS,
PERMANENTLY CURED--NO HUMBTM G--BY
ONE MONTH'S USE OF IDR. OOULA ltD'S CELE
j BRATEID INFALLIBLE FIT POWDEILi. To
Sconvinlc en surers that those powlners will do all
w. e e .im Ior them. we will sentd them by msil,
s PORT PAID. a FIlEE TRIAL BOX. As Dr.
Goulard is t he only physician who ha.s over made
thl is disease a ste"iail stud y, and s to ou, k neowt
el1 tihoLsandLs have been PERIMANENTLY
ChtED) by the 4n of the-mn 'O )ERS, WE
WILL GUARANTEE A PERMANENT cure In
S'overv (c", or REFUND YOU ALL MONEY
EXPENDEDI, All sulTforrs should ivew these
powders anl early trial, and be convinced of
tlltuir c lrat ivs prowers.
Price. for lttre bo, x , $, or four boxes for $10,
sent by nmail to any part of tle Uunited States or
UCanada on I'recl ' of prics"' or by express C. O. DI),
Addr(s.
ASH & ROBBIIN,
,:; Fulton streit, Brooklyn. N. Y.
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.
A sllsufflornrs from thistlisonso who areatux'ous
r to reurrld shounld try DR. KISMNEIK'S CELE
HRATEI) CONSUMPTIVIE P'OWDERS. Thesel
powders arc Ithe only prTepDaralion known that
will culrc CONSUTMP'TION arld all disoeases of lh,,
THROAT AND LUNGS(-indord, so strong is
our faith inll tem, and also to i)n'vioe. you tlat
they are no hliriblhug. we will forwardl to every
sitlerer, by mail, post paid, a FREE TRIAL
BOX.
We dolont want your money until you are
jnrf,. tly satisfied of their '"urative owers.,
If your life i4 worth savings, don't dili.iy in giving
ih.se P'OWDElS a trial, as they will surely cure
Price, for larie box s.1, sent to any pirt of the
United Stities or Canada by mail on receipt of
price. Address'
ASHI & RIOBINS,
apt; I y c/i Fulton street, Troolk!rn. N. Y.
LEWIS' PREPARATION
of Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.
These having nused and testel the value
of this compound are respectfully informed
that it can be ha.a at the Drug Store of I. L. I
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiated and skeptical I will say
that, in placing it belore the public. I have de
vlated from the whole conclave of inventors "of
the surest and best anti-bilious medicines " etc.
I allude to their Invariable secr(cy of ingre
dients. The usual and onlyether mode in pro
ducing Sulphuretted Iron is by the hydrogen
process, where it is made by hundreds of
pounds for the commerce of the world, and is
not to be depended on, as it contains too great a
proportion of carbt*n (charoll). which cannot
be avoided in the process of their manufac- p
turing it.
This Suilplhurot of RefIned Steel is the pure
sl phuret of steel having nort a particle of fir
iign matter in its combination. It is made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of chemistry and
phiysicians of Frnmne, tog-ther with the United
states Dispen:satory, state that the great obje',t
in administering Iron is to get the greatest
quantity ilto the gastric juice of the stomach, a~ S
it is intindidl to , enov.e and purify the blood,
and its known value as a tonic.
nimy t W. T. L
UNDERTAKERS.
CHAS. C. JONES. JOHN 0. BROHE.
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & IOCIIE,
250 and 252 Magazine at.. near Dolord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entrusted to the firm will receive
Drompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
(narrinpes to hire. '1' lv
P. 0. FAZENDE,
Stock, Note and Bond
BROKER.
OFFICE-No. 175 COMION STREET.
h. tt
BENEFICIAL
TO
THE PUBLIC.
We. the undersigned Photographers in the
United States. do state and will bear testimony
r that PIOTURES made by
L,AMBER t ' PIATYFN PROCESSES
WILL
Never Fade or Change Their Colors
IN THE LEAST.
Also are otherwise in every respect molr artis
tic than those maule by the old processes, WMich
are bound to fado and bec'nme worthless.
MARONY ................ ...New Yerk.
W. KIOTZ ................New York.
LEON VAN LOO............ 'nclona .
J. L.ANDY.................... (laie anI.
F. GUTIPKUNMT..........Phlladelphia.
ALLEN & ROWELI............Boston.
C*. NINTILE & CO............Cblicae.
C. W. MOTE.............Atlantn, Ga.
E. KLAUBER...... .........Louisville.
RIULOtoKON, President of the Photo
graphic Association of the United States
of America.... ...Nan Franclsco, Cal.
D. NH. ANDER$ON...... Richmond, Va.
SHIO. IJLIitNTIIAL,
htate of Loulslana.
And others, too numerous to mention.
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
121............ CANAL STREET ............12]
fi,25 3m
Denechaud's Restaurant,
8 CARONDELET STIREET, NEAR CANAL.
M Y FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC IN GEN
eral, as well asL our transient visitors, are
respectfully invited to judge for themselves of
my flxed prices:
Breakfast 50 cents. and Dinners 75 cents.
Bosd.'rs by the Week or Month at reasonable
prices. E. F. DLNECHAUD, Lr'r.rletor.
mylo*
LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
[ESTABLISHED IN Is2s.1
Corner Delord and Fouoher street,
NEW ORLEANSB.
We are ~repared to manufacture
SITEAM ENGINE8, JOILERS,
SSUGAR MILLB, SUGAR KETTLEBS
DuAINING MACHINES, SAW MILLS,
CoTTON PRESSES NEWELL SChwa,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHs,
GRATE BAaR, JUDSON's GovirNoir,,
and all kinds of Plant;tion and Steamboat work
anthevery descripton of Machinery for the
mha .m dtw
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
33 and 35 Canal street, New Orligns.
TO ALL SOU'THERN CITIZZNi.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the manufac
turing interest of our native State in order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North. at home:
About a year ago I started my Factory, and by
usingthe beet material and paying my hands
promptly, I have been enabled to extend my
business and support see women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to Increase my Factory, I would
.earnestlycall upon the merchants, not only o1
the city but of the whole ountry. to give me
thaty aim ande nou'ragemet. ome an se me,
I {e~&1 JNO. dH&NIhK
INIURAWNC WOTICEs.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
raid Up Capltal, gI6H,OO9.
FROM THE TWENTY.FIRST ANNUAlZ
STATEMENT FOR 1a76.
Not annual earned pre
mlumiu and Discounts
and Interest .............. $W.9"
Loses, Rxpenses. Taxes,
etc......... .. ' 777.97 94
Reserved 1u0 $10.000. an;
Dividend on eapital 10
per oenL............... ,547 47-8;8.711
Net Profit.. --...
Assets of tt~ "."-Vy " 71,0
timated at their q ash
market value:
Stocks, Bonds. Loans and
Bills Receivable ........
Cash on hand and premi,- ,$11
umns in course of collec
tion........................ 186,$0g 4S
186.63 dll
Dividend vald on stock ten peor n 1er an
nu1. and lon partlcipatln poles toenty
This old and reliable om any Is Issuing DoHl
eles on Fire, River and Marine riskon the mast
favorable terms. All losses promtlr o
and settled upon liboral torms at their om. Je,
52 Camp street. JAMES ll DAY,
H. CARPENTIR. Secretary. rsidit
MEBOHANTS' MUTUAL INSURANOBLO.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
14 ............ Canal Street.........,..... 1
TWENTY-SBEOND ANNUAL STATEMEN'.
In conformity with the reruirements of their
clarter the Company publish the followlingl
statement:
Premiums received durlne the year ondli
May 81, 1576. including unearned Dremiumseo
the previoue year
On Fire Risks .. . ..
On Marino Risks .... ......
On River Blkse . .... ,9
Total Premiums. ....... ..........049u1
Less Unearned Premiumse.......... 114,604 5
Net Earned Premiums ist May,1 r7...54.013
Losses Paid
On Fire Risks........... 969,911 42
On Marine Riss...... 5.7 U
On River Bsks.......... . as6o 7s
Taxes ... ...8.........
Reinsurance and etu ed .11 1
Prem iums... ...
E enses and i t 0.148 Pe
laent Rebate Les tereset. 1.s4 4s
Profit.................. ........... ...
The O~mvany have the following Assets-
Beal Estat.......................... 270 610 a
Bank, Railroad and other stocks ...... 100,97
Notes secured by mortagreand Diedi sol00a 6a
Bills Receivable............ 0..... ja
Premium in course of collection....." t,
State Bonds....... .....
Insurance Stocs ..... U ..........:
Stock of Valette Dry Dock (0omvany.. 10,.00o
Stock MartneDryDock and Ship Yard
Com.vany.................... .... 5, 5
Moilae Bonds Turners' Asoolatlon 2.0eee
Motgage Bonds Odd Fellows' Hall.. ,,000
Judgment on Mortgage Notes...... 8t1
Oash on hand...................... . 6. 1
PAUL FOUBOrY, Preides
., W. NOTT. Secrets
- 'arieh of Orleans. City of New Orlea0nS. .
Sworn to and subscribed before me. the ad dl
of June. 187l.
JAMEB FAHiE. Notary Publ"e
At a meeting of the Board of Directors bal
on the ad day of June, .ra. it was t lst1
Sto the Stokholdere, on de.'9 ad. 7IV17
CENTT Interest on their stock.
DIbio-dag:
. 3A@ EO. ED
8.. ZBEL&. .
J FERN
feleI t
T WEl-SEVENTH IANNUAL STATU
KENT
SOBRESOENT MUTUAL INSUBANOD 00M .
PANT.
New Orleans, May so.1s7s.
The trustees, in onformity to the amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
affairs of the company on the seth April, 1l87:
Fire premiums... . .8801,006 26
Marine premiurms.......... ,7,8
Bvarr remilums............ 11.8198 6--84U, 0
WVtrneo premiums less
rPete "rance and re
turn premiums....... AY a8
osses paid and esti
;- mated, including all
h known and unpaid:
On f re........$.9sUo 10
Marine ...... 18988 M5
On river...... 71.471 90--47,
T axps., expenses., re
bate' in tlonof par
ticipation, less inter
est, discount. etc..... 8,78 11- 8381.11
Leaving, after paying
o10 per cent in cash
interest on capital
stock. profits.......... 1or5$ IS
The oompany have the owing assets:
Bills receivable............ t.7 S28 78
Loans on bond and mort
gage........ . .... 04 -8 8- 11,10 u u
Loans on pledgeo at calL.... 120.711 87
Cah ......................7..388 04- i ,UI 43
Real estate.... ................ t
City bonds, bank and other stocks... 188,14
Premiums In course of collection...... z.ifr t
Total assets........... ......e
The above statement Is a true and oorre
transerpt from the books of the oompan.
THO. . h, -A. ADAMS Pr.siddeat.
HENBY V. OGDEN. SBeretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before me thils
day of May. 1876. WM. H. HOLME.
econd Justice of the Peace. parish ot Ortiose
The Board of Trustees resolved, That aets
pying the annual interest of ten oernt
the__Ta_ _aksto of the companr thata diacelf
of TW TY PER CENT be pai in oesh on ad
after the 12th day of June next to those partsl
Insuring with the company entitled to receh
the same.
TBUSTmEB.
Thos. A. Adams Edw'd Pllsbtry,
Ham'l B. Newman. Jno. E. King.
Sam'l H. Keonned, Fred'k Camerden,
John Phelps, 3 L. Harris
Adam Thomson. Andrew Stewart.
Henry Abraham. Joseph Stone,
P. N. Strong, George Martin.
Victor Meyer Alfred Moultonq
Joseph Bowling L. C.Jurey
Edw d J. Gay, Edward Nailes
Jno. M. Sandldge Geo. W. entell.
Simon Hernsheim. A. Levi, o
Simon Forchelmer. John Brunaso,
JoaB. Wolfe Win. H. Mattheo
R. 'B. Post, John V. Moore.
Paul E. Mortimer. my"
Meat Stalls eos. 87 & 38 Magazine Market.
BSupples Shine, Families, Hotels, etc.. with
EGGS, VBGETABLES,
PIOW.L, GAMS,
rrk Saasaes Tsrpe.s., n
And everything the market affords.
MATIN , Ja., Buteer.
V.aeM . Stalls Noe. i k I6 MagIazea MrN t
Ie.

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